Issue 32 FREE today on Kindle

As part of the build up to our 10 year celebrations we've stuck issue 32 of Jupiter up on Amazon for their Kindle for FREE. That's right. FREE.

At them moment, it's just for today...

Enjoy here:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0053YHEUW/ref=rdr_kindle_ext_tmb

SFrevu reviews Mneme

"it’s yet another of their fine issues"Full review here: http://www.sfrevu.com/php/Review-id.php?id=14617

We have stories that are "beautiful", "poignant", "too good", "good, solid story" and feature a "very interesting scenario."

Sounds like the sort of magazine you should be reading hey?

Mneme (#40) reviewed at SFcrowsnest

"A magnificent issue, one befitting the 40th ‘Jupiter’, one that the editor, Ian Redman, and authors should be proud of, it’s definitely worth a read. ‘Jupiter’ has become established foremost amongst the best small print magazines around with a sound reputation for quality!"

I think Rod liked this issue.
'Ennui 101' by Lou van Zyl is "a little masterpiece"
'An Endless Harvest' by Michael Sutherland  is "An excellent story"

Read the review here: http://sfcrowsnest.org.uk/jupiter-40-xl-mnememagazine-review/
Thanks again to all the authors (and artist!)

Ian

The Grinder

I know quite a lot of Jupiter's Authors used Duotrope to track submissions, and I suspect a few of you have stopped now they've moving to a charged service.

Well there's a new website called The Grinder which is looking to do a similar submissions tracking service. We've listed Jupiter at the site here:
http://thegrinder.diabolicalplots.com/thegrinder/market.aspx?mid=2188

twitter

I won't be tweeting about my breakfast, or the journey into work. What I will be tweeting about are the books I'm reading and other Science / Sciecne Fiction things. See it as a quick way to get inside this editors head, to see what he likes, and what he doesn't.
https://twitter.com/Ian_JupiterSF

Jupiter issue 40 : Mneme

Finally it's here the April issue of Jupiter!

Another great cover by David Conyers and 6 stories:
The Dreamer and the Dream by Alfred Searls
The Perfect Meal by Stanley Wilkin
Ennui 101 by Lou van Zyl
An Endless Harvest by Michael Sutherland
Celestial by Rod Slatter
Mad World by Dean Giles

Subscribers should have their copies in the next few days (perhaps a little longer for those overseas) and copies will be on Amazon and our website tomorrow.

Iain Banks

So sad, one of my faviourte authors.
My prayers go out to Iain and his whole family.
http://www.iain-banks.net/2013/04/03/a-personal-statement-from-iain-banks/